Print - Green Principles: GoodGovernance

A		All people are neighbours.

B		Build partnerships.

C		Commitment to care for others to the higher quality of behaviour among human beings.

D		Democracy and equality.

E		Environmental protection.

F		Fundamental values.

G		Co-operative global approach.

H		Universal sense of human identity.

I		Improved understanding.

J		Core values of respect for life, liberty, justice and equity, mutual respect, caring and integrity.

K		Pooling information, knowledge and capacities.

L		Larger, long-term mutual interest.

M		Meeting basic material needs.

N		New vision for humanity.

O		People should treat others, as they would themselves wish to be treated.

P		Principles of consultation, transparency and accountability.

Q		Commitment to core values concerned with the quality of life and relationships.

R		Human rights.

S		Shared vision and destiny.

T		Working together.

U		Using collective power to create a better world.

V		Vision of one world.

W		New World.

X		Flexible and fluid process.

Y		Dynamic process.

Z		Global citizenship.

Adapted from the Report of the Commission on Global Governance. The writer has inferred those salient points she believes embody the fundamental principles of good governance.

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The writer expresses her sincerest wish that these fundamentals meet the integrity of the Commissionâ€™s objectives. Thank you.